Top U.S. general in Afghanistan steps down, the elite degrees that don't pay off, and more

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The top U.S. general in Afghanistan stepped down and left the country, a symbolic moment as America’s 20-year war nears its end.

The Washington Post

The FDA said Johnson & Johnson’s COVID vaccine may trigger a rare and generally reversible neurological condition in a tiny number of people. The agency emphasized that the vaccine’s benefits still clearly outweigh the risks.


STAT

Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives left the state in their latest attempt to prevent Republicans from passing a controversial voting bill. They plan to stay out until after the legislative session ends.

The Texas Tribune

South Africa deployed troops to quell deadly riots following the jailing of former president Jacob Zuma. At least 30 people have been killed in the unrest since last week.

BBC News

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